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  • SusieQ

    • May 2012
    • 8

    CD ripper has stopped working

    Last year purchased dBpoweramp and started ripping to a Synology NAS without problem. This month we upgraded to a Music Vault Diamond and have just started to rip, the Music Vault came with dBPowerAmp preloaded so I just had to turn it on and start ripping. The first CD worked the next 2 it would open briefly, show the tracs, no meta date then a window would open and state "CD ripper has stopped working" the windows would look for a solution but never finds one. I then tried another CD ripped OK, then the next one it would shut down. The same CD I can load without difficulty on my other desktop computer to a music file. Is it something in the recent version in the Music Vault that could be a problem?

    Thanks, SusieQ:
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44509

    #2
    Re: CD ripper has stopped working

    I have never heard of a "Music Vault Diamond", can you point a link to the commercial site?

    We have never heard that it is supplied with dBpoweramp.
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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    • SusieQ

      • May 2012
      • 8

      #3
      Re: CD ripper has stopped working

      The Music Vault Diamond is a computer music server by Sound Science in Colorado, reviewed in Absolute Sound and What's Best Forum. Link [URL="http://www.musicvaultcat.com There are different versions MV Pearl, MV Emerald, all with different storage, outlet etc. This music server is conected to a DAC then out to your speakers. The server allows the storage and back up of 2 Terabites, the company installs dBpoweramp, and JRiver media for play back. Basically it's strip down computer just used for music.
      Hope that helps, the web site is somewhat sparse in a lot of detail, but has a good product.
      Cheers SusieQ

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      • Spoon
        Administrator
        • Apr 2002
        • 44509

        #4
        Re: CD ripper has stopped working

        Normally we would recommend:

        ...also how to do a full reset of dBpoweramp? (if dBpoweramp crashes for some reason) Where does dBpoweramp save its files / settings? It is installed to c:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpoweramp or c:\Program Files (x86)\Illustrate\dBpoweramp The 64 bit version of dBpoweramp is installed to: c:\Program Files\dBpoweramp It


        Clear, reinstall and rip a few discs on the default settings, then start reenabling advanced options, such as c2 pointers, one at a time, testing ripping after each option.
        Spoon
        www.dbpoweramp.com

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        • SusieQ

          • May 2012
          • 8

          #5
          Re: CD ripper has stopped working

          Thanks Spoon, I tried your suggestion, no go, after the 'clear' I put a CD in to rip - same thing happens CDRipper stops working, it identifies the number of tracks then shuts down. I tried re-installing dB, same problem, because I can rip these same CD's on my other computer without difficulty, I was wondering if it has to do with the CD driver - in the Music Vault it is a Plextor 8320SA.

          Cheers, SusieQ

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          • SusieQ

            • May 2012
            • 8

            #6
            Re: CD ripper has stopped working

            Here is a little more info, for the problem of CD ripper. When we purchased the Music Vault we had JRiver installed for the play back ability, but what I didn't know at the time was if will also rip CD's. So the manufacturer of the MV suggested trying the JRiver for ripping, mostly to see if it was a problem with the Plextor drive. Well they all rip perfectly, so now I can rip, but doesn't answer the problem with the dBPoweramp. Would prefer dB, but might not have a choice.
            Just is just more info for you to chew on.
            Cheers.

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            • Spoon
              Administrator
              • Apr 2002
              • 44509

              #7
              Re: CD ripper has stopped working

              You are using R14.2 of dBpoweramp?
              Spoon
              www.dbpoweramp.com

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              • SusieQ

                • May 2012
                • 8

                #8
                Re: CD ripper has stopped working

                Yes.

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                • dbfan
                  dBpoweramp Guru

                  • Jan 2011
                  • 937

                  #9
                  Re: CD ripper has stopped working

                  Enable the debug option, open dbpoweramp configuration >> music converter.

                  Then start cd ripper, when it crashes post the log please (it will automatically show in notepad)

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                  • SusieQ

                    • May 2012
                    • 8

                    #10
                    Re: CD ripper has stopped working

                    The note pad, showed DBG563E.tmp in the top bar - nothing actually written in the 'notepad' itself.

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                    • SusieQ

                      • May 2012
                      • 8

                      #11
                      Re: CD ripper has stopped working

                      Spoon
                      Here is what the Notepad said:

                      Using SCSI PassThrough [clCDDA::SetCommunication]
                      ->-> [frmMain::RefreshTrackListing]
                      Quitting Meta Thread: Quit
                      ->-> [clCDDA::ReturnDriveList]
                      Got drive C:\ ** not CD Rom, type: 3 [cddaSCSIPassTru::FillDriveList]
                      Got drive D:\ CD ROM [cddaSCSIPassTru::FillDriveList]
                      Got drive E:\ ** not CD Rom, type: 3 [cddaSCSIPassTru::FillDriveList]
                      <-<- [clCDDA::ReturnDriveList]
                      ->-> [clCDDA::ReadTOC]
                      LBA FirstIndex: 0 last Index: 0
                      Type: Audio Track 0 LBA Address: 0
                      MSF FirstIndex: 0 last Index: 0
                      Type: Audio Track 0 MSF: 0/0/0
                      <-<- [clCDDA::ReadTOC]
                      <-<- [frmMain::RefreshTrackListing]
                      ->-> [frmMain::RefreshTrackListing]
                      Quitting Meta Thread: Quit
                      ->-> [clCDDA::ReadTOC]
                      LBA FirstIndex: 1 last Index: 9
                      Type: Audio Track 1 LBA Address: 0 Length: 00:06:46.133
                      Type: Audio Track 2 LBA Address: 30460 Length: 00:06:12.867
                      Type: Audio Track 3 LBA Address: 58425 Length: 00:06:32.000
                      Type: Audio Track 4 LBA Address: 87825 Length: 00:06:09.000
                      Type: Audio Track 5 LBA Address: 115500 Length: 00:06:19.000
                      Type: Audio Track 6 LBA Address: 143925 Length: 00:08:31.000
                      Type: Audio Track 7 LBA Address: 182250 Length: 00:08:00.960
                      Type: Audio Track 8 LBA Address: 218322 Length: 00:06:11.040
                      Type: Audio Track 9 LBA Address: 246150 Length: 00:05:25.693
                      Type: Lead Out LBA Address: 270577
                      MSF FirstIndex: 1 last Index: 9
                      Type: Audio Track 1 MSF: 0/2/0 Length: 00:06:46.133
                      Type: Audio Track 2 MSF: 6/48/10 Length: 00:06:12.867
                      Type: Audio Track 3 MSF: 13/1/0 Length: 00:06:32.000
                      Type: Audio Track 4 MSF: 19/33/0 Length: 00:06:09.000
                      Type: Audio Track 5 MSF: 25/42/0 Length: 00:06:19.000
                      Type: Audio Track 6 MSF: 32/1/0 Length: 00:08:31.000
                      Type: Audio Track 7 MSF: 40/32/0 Length: 00:08:00.960
                      Type: Audio Track 8 MSF: 48/32/72 Length: 00:06:11.040
                      Type: Audio Track 9 MSF: 54/44/0 Length: 00:05:25.693
                      Type: Lead Out MSF: 60/9/52
                      <-<- [clCDDA::ReadTOC]
                      ->-> [frmMain::GetMeta]
                      ->-> [clMetaData::GetMetaData]
                      ->-> [clMetadBCache::GetMetaData]
                      <-<- [clMetadBCache::GetMetaData]
                      <-<- [clMetaData::GetMetaData]
                      ->-> [frmMain::MetaDataGot]
                      Meta Instant Get Pass
                      <-<- [frmMain::MetaDataGot]
                      Creating Meta Thread
                      <-<- [frmMain::GetMeta]
                      ->-> [clMetaData::GetMetaData]
                      ->-> [clMetaData::GetIntelMetaData]
                      <-<- [frmMain::RefreshTrackListing]

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                      • Spoon
                        Administrator
                        • Apr 2002
                        • 44509

                        #12
                        Re: CD ripper has stopped working

                        Start with no CD in the drive and try disabling all the metadata providers, then enable just freedb, if that works keep enabling one at a time until you find what is causing the crash (likely to be AMG).
                        Spoon
                        www.dbpoweramp.com

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                        • SusieQ

                          • May 2012
                          • 8

                          #13
                          Re: CD ripper has stopped working

                          You were absolutely right, it was the AMG - so I have just left it disabled, the other sources seem to be enough. Occationally I am missing album art, on some the 2 CD classical issues, however all the other info is there so this a very minor issue, l would think not even related to dBpoweramp at all.
                          Thanks for your time on this issue. Only 1600 more CD's to go!
                          Cheers, SusieQ::

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